Biocontrol of Poa annua
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1 Biocontrol of Poa annua W. J. Johnston and C.T. Golob Crop & Soil Sciences Washington State University 2017 NTA Conference Suncadia, WA Oct. 1 3, 2017
2 D7 biocontrol How it all started Poor growth of winter wheat in spring (Lloyd Elliott) Yellow winter wheat
3 Poor growth of winter wheat in spring High numbers of Pseudomonas on roots Toxin was selective against cultivars (Elliott) What about grass weeds? Control + Bacteria
4 Weed-suppressive bacteria Colonize residue/root Survive well at low temperatures Not competitive at warm temperatures Go dormant during hot, dry summer Produce plant-suppressive compounds Members of the genus Pseudomonas Research by Ann Kennedy, USDA, WSU
5 Plant-Suppressive Compounds No visible lesions No signs of pathogenicity Inhibit root cell elongation Interrupt tiller initiation Root stunting Reduce seedling vigor Reduce tiller number Reduce seed number
6 P.f. D7 colonization of root P.f. D7 on wheat seed P.f. D7 is carried down wheat root, intercepts and grows down downy brome root
7 Pseudomonas fluorescens strain D7 Active Compound(s): Chromopeptide, peptides, fatty acid esters & polysaccharides All must be present for activity Reduces lipopolysaccharide production - No cell elongation Genes: Multiple loci (very unlikely to mutate)
8 SCREENING >10,000+ isolates Isolate Soil/Root Bacteria after freeze/thaw 100% Bioassay weed Does not inhibit weed Inhibits weed Control 50% Bioassay beneficial plants Bacteria Inhibits beneficial plants Does not inhibit weed or inhibits beneficial plants Does not inhibit beneficial plants 1% Test in greenhouse soil Inhibits weed, not beneficial plants 0.5% Field tests Does not inhibit weed, inhibits beneficial plants, or does not survive Inhibits weed, not beneficial plants Autoclave BIOCONTROL AGENT
9 D7 - Good match for biocontrol Bacteria produces selective toxin at low temperatures that inhibits root growth Reduces competitiveness of weed in fall and spring Allows other plants to be more competitive
10 Species inhibited by P.f. D7 Downy brome California brome Mountain brome Jointed goatgrass Medusahead Greenhouse studies P.f. D7 DOES NOT INHIBIT Bromus tectorum Bromus carinatus Bromus marginatus Aegilops cylindrica Taeniatherum caput-medusae P.f. D7 inhibits some grasses, but little else
11 Characteristics of downy brome are similar to Poa annua: Invasive, competitive weed Germinate in the fall and spring Competitive low temperature root growth Produce many tillers and seed
12 Field Studies Winter wheat no-till planted Natural infestation of downy brome; Benge, WA Inoculated Plot Control Plot Downy brome was inhibited by bacteria in the field
13 % Reduction of Downy Brome WA Winter Wheat Field Trials P.f. D7 applied in fall as spray; counts taken following spring. 1% SOM 1% SOM 3% SOM 2% SOM Biomass * Tiller # Seed # No D7 Survived * = P < 0.05 P.f. D7 must survive to suppress downy brome
14 Herbicide efficacy - growers wanted weed reductions in first year one Years later - growers mention patch-work of downy brome and no downy brome in treated fields
15 Pasture Field Trials, Pullman, WA P.f. D7 applied as spray in fall Control Applied 2004 Pictures Bacteria
16 Cheatgrass Plants (Percent) Cheatgrass Reduction with P.f. D Saddle Mt, WA Rock Island, WA Colton, WA Pullman, WA P.f. D7 applied Over time, P.f.D7 and other plants reduced weed to near zero Years after application 5 replicate each site; P=0.05 for all years except t=0 6 7 Kennedy, Hansen, Stubbs (In preparation, 2011) 8
17 Early turfgrass research by Ann Kennedy s group Palouse Ridge GC 2011 Downy bromegrass control in rough
18 SCALE UP - Fermentors
19 D7 Pseudomonas fluorescens, strain D7*: % % % *Contains a minimum of 2x10 11 cells/g Pseudomonas fluorescens strain D7 EPAReg. No EPAEst. No WA-001 Northwest Agricultural Products P.O. Box 3453 Pasco, WA (509) Net weight: 0.44 lb. (200 grams) Batch #
20 Jim Connolly - planet turf Verdesian Life Sciences
21 2016 NTA Research/Education Grant Application Two Proposals: 1. Biological Control of Poa annua in Fairways 2. Poa annua Control in Fairways Chemical Programs NTA April 7, 2016 The Research Committee and Board feel that [the] two submitted studies are related closely enough to be considered as one study.
22 year studies Chemical followed by Biocontrol (2016) Fall (2015) Biocontrol vs. Chemical Fall (2015) Spring (2016) Biocontrol vs. Chemical
23 3-year Study: Chemical control followed by biological control
24 3-year Chemical / Biocontrol Palouse Ridge G C D-7 1 app fall 2016 and still to do fall 2017@ 3 rates (1, 5, and 15 fl oz/a; same as 2, 10, and 30 g/a) Tenacity + Xonerate; 3 apps fall 2016 and spring 4 and 1.4 fl oz/a PoaCure; 3 apps spring 2016, fall 2016, spring 1.26 fl oz/m and still to do 3 apps fall 2017
25 Percent change of Poa annua in a Kentucky bluegrass stand Tenacity 4 fl oz/a + Xonerate 1 oz/a + NIS Tenacity 5 fl oz/a + Xonerate 2 oz/a + NIS
26 18 WAIT (September 6) CHECK Tenacity 5 fl oz/a + Xonerate 2 oz/a CHECK Herbicides applied May 2, May 23 and June 13
27 18 WAIT (September 6) Tenacity 4 fl oz/a + Xonerate 1 oz/a Tenacity 4 fl oz/a + Xonerate 1 oz/a Herbicides applied May 2, May 23 and June 13
28 Charles Golob s thoughts (Nov Wa Weed Sci. meeting): Tenacity/Xonerate treatments did not eliminate Poa but did result in significant reductions of Poa in the Kentucky bluegrass stand. However, the high level of Poa injury and depressions caused by the Tenacity 5 fl oz/a + Xonerate 2 oz/a treatment leaving pock marked fairways may result in undesirable playing conditions during the peak of the summer when play is highest. (Eventually KBG did grow into and fill these depressions by the end of the study). Tenacity 4 fl oz/a + Xonerate 1 oz/a also resulted in high levels of Poa reduction. However, this treatment did not cause Poa to quickly disappear, thus not creating open areas (depressions) in the fairway. This may be a more desirable Poa control option to consider in terms of playability. Complete Poa control was not achieved with any treatment in this study, therefore, a multi-year program may need to be looked at to possibly achieve this goal or maintain Poa at lower levels.
29 PoaCure Methiozolin Moghu Research Center South Korea Registered for turf in Korea April 2010
30 Pine Ridge Country Club, South Korea >40% Poa annua After 3 apps
31 Long Island National Golf Club, NY Photo taken 5/16/15
32 Baltusrol GC - site of 2016 PGA Championship Mark Kuhns, CSGS Director of Grounds psu149@aol.com June 2017 J
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35 Poa annua control with PoaCure on bentgrass greens 5% Poa 65% Poa 3 fl oz/1000 ft 2 (4 L/ha) at 2 week intervals; Fall 2011 Check Colfax Golf Course Picture taken
36 Annual Bluegrass Germination Test with D-7 and PoaCure CHECK D-7 2 g/a D-7 20 g/a PoaCure 4L/ha
37 Annual Bluegrass Emergence Test with D-7 and PoaCure 25 days after planting CHECK D-7 2 g/a D-7 20 g/a PoaCure 4L/ha
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39 Perennial ryegrass Top Gun II planted 6/27/13 (20 weeks) after last PoaCure application. Picture taken at the 4 week emergence count: 7/24/13. CHECK 4L/ha 4L + 4L/ha 4L + 4L + 4L/ha 4 L/ha = 1.2 fl oz/1000 ft 2
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41 Fall Applied PoaCure to Control Poa annua in KBG Seed Fields PI KBG Seed Increase TARC Plot CHECK
42 Fall Applied PoaCure to Control Poa in KBG Seed Fields PI KBG Seed Increase TARC Plot All PoaCure treatment - 2L, 4L, 2L + 2L, or 4L + 4L/ha controlled Poa annua Fall 2012
43 PoaCure Questions? More WSU turfgrass information: TURF.WSU.EDU Updates on PoaCure research from different regions: Other questions regarding PoaCure, contact: PoaCure Development Manager - Kyung Han kyungmhan@moghu.com
44 Poa annua (% stand) 3-year Palouse Ridge G C Ten. 4 fl oz + Xon. 1.4 fl oz (D-7 1 fl oz/a) Ten. 4 fl oz + Xon. 1.4 fl oz (D-7 5 fl oz/a) Ten. 4 fl oz + Xon. 1.4 fl oz (D-7 15 fl oz/a) PoaCure 1.26 fl oz/m (D-7 1 fl oz/a) PoaCure 1.26 fl oz/m (D-7 5 fl oz/a) PoaCure 1.26 fl oz/m (D-7 15 fl oz/a) Check a 40 ab 30 b Sp 16 Fall 16 Sp 17 Fall 17 PC 3 apps PC 3 PC 3apps PC 3 T+X 3 T+X 3 apps D7 1 app D7 1
45 Turf quality (9 = excellent) 3-year Palouse Ridge G C Ten. 4 fl oz + Xon. 1.4 fl oz (D-7 1 fl oz/a) Ten. 4 fl oz + Xon. 1.4 fl oz (D-7 15 fl oz/a) PoaCure 1.26 fl oz/m (D-7 5 fl oz/a) Check Ten. 4 fl oz + Xon. 1.4 fl oz (D-7 5 fl oz/a) PoaCure 1.26 fl oz/m (D-7 1 fl oz/a) PoaCure 1.26 fl oz/m (D-7 15 fl oz/a)
46 Turfgrass quality (rated 1-9) D7 or PoaCure (Fall Palouse Ridge G C a D-7 2 g/a (Fall 2015) D-7 10 g/a (Fall 2015) D-7 30 g/a (Fall 2015) PoaCure 1.26 fl oz/a (1 app Fall 2015) CHECK To do: PoaCure 3 apps fall 2017 and fall 2018
47 Poa annua (% of stand) D7 or PoaCure (Fall 2015 Spring Palouse Ridge G C 'D-7' 2 g/a (Fall 2015-Spring 2016) 'D-7' 10 g/a (Fall 2015-Spring 2016) 'D-7' 30 g/a (Fall 2015-Spring 2016) PoaCure 4 L/ha (1 app Fall apps Spring 2016 & 2017) CHECK To do: PoaCure 3 apps fall 2017, spring2018, and fall 2018
48 3-year Study; chemical/biocontrol CHECK 7/6/17
49 3-year Study; chemical/biocontrol PoaCure 1.26 fl oz/m (3 apps Spring, Fall 2016 and Spring 2017) D-7 15 fl oz/a (1 app Nov. 2016) 7/6/17
50 3-year Study; chemical/biocontrol Tenacity 4 fl oz/a + Xonerate 1.4 fl oz/a (3 apps Fall 2016 and Spring 2017) D-7 15 fl oz/a (1 app Nov. 2016) 7/6/17
51 3-year Study; chemical/biocontrol CHECK 9/22/17
52 3-year Study; chemical/biocontrol PoaCure 1.26 fl oz/m (3 apps Spring and Fall 2016 and Spring 2017) D-7 15 fl oz/a (1 app Nov. 2016) 9/22/17
53 3-year Study; chemical/biocontrol Tenacity 4 fl oz/a + Xonerate 1.4 fl oz/a (3 apps Fall 2016 and Spring 2017) D-7 15 fl oz/a (1 app Nov. 2016) 9/22/17
54 2018 Fading interest in D7 for Poa annua control in turf
55 Cheatgrass Plants (Percent) Cheatgrass Reduction with P.f. D Saddle Mt, WA Rock Island, WA Colton, WA Pullman, WA P.f. D7 applied Over time, P.f.D7 and other plants reduced weed to near zero Years after application 5 replicate each site; P=0.05 for all years except t=0 6 7 Kennedy, Hansen, Stubbs (In preparation, 2011) 8
56 New biocontrol product for testing: Three Pseudomonas fluorescens strain mixture Excellent control on Poa annua root growth (agar, greenhouse, and field trials) Excellent control on Poa annua germination (antidotal?) New formulation WSU will continue current ongoing D7 and chemical studies fall 2017 and through 2018
57 Root growth inhibition Strain A B C % Poa annua Poa trivialis 10 Creeping red fescue 10 Tall fescue 10 Creeping bentgrass Kentucky bluegrass Perennial ryegrass Downy brome 30 No effect on dicots (32 evaluated)
58 2018 research protocol: Effect on germination Effect on seedling growth (growth chamber/green house Effect of strain ratios other that 1:1:1 Effect on mature Poa annua on golf course field sites
59 WSU turf position Status update 1. Grass Ecology position a. Turf b. Seed c. Currently on hold; budget crisis at WSU d. Teaching all current students have had all 3 turf courses e. Research - Charles Golob and I continue onward f. State funding of technicians ended July 1, Turf Plots Moving again ; 3 rd time in one career Grass Ecology Research & Teaching Laboratory
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63 Interacting with the NTA has been a great. All the best! Thanks for the mentoring, support, and friendship.
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